Pilgrimage

AC+ resources on hope

Laura Kings 4 February 2025 EH

In this guide, we think about what hope means for Catholics and what role it plays in our lives.

Blessed opportunity

Ann Maria Sabu 1 February 2025 EH

The Holy Land pilgrimage I undertook in my early teenage years grounded me in the importance of living with purpose, humility and gratitude.

AC+ guide to parables in the Bible

Laura Kings 27 August 2024 EH

Use this guide to explore a range of parables in the Bible, with many suggested articles offering modern contexts for considering ancient lessons.

The science of God’s love – questions and activities

8 August 2024

These questions and activities consider how God’s love and plan are revealed in scientific endeavours and observations.

The Exodus and Refugee Week – questions and activities

Laura Kings 22 July 2024 EH

This Refugee Week let us enter the life of refugees to appreciate their stories of resilience and love by drawing parallels with the experience of Moses and the Exodus, praying intently and developing empathy.

More than history

Ann Rennie 16 May 2024 EH

The Way of the Cross pilgrimage in Israel is a framework for our lives, not just a walk through history.

In the image of God and the footsteps of St Veronica – questions and activities

Laura Kings 8 May 2024 EH

Use the idea of a pilgrimage through the Stations of the Cross and the example of St Veronica to reinforce Catholic concepts and teach about compassion.

Preparing for Lent – questions and activities

Laura Kings 15 February 2024 EH

The following questions and activities explore Lent, moving to a global and historical context for older students.

Families blog – Music to walk with Jesus

Fiona Dyball 10 February 2024

Stations of the Cross devotions integrate scripture, commentary, dialogue, drama and music as part of the prayer.

A liturgy of reflection

Michele Frankeni 10 February 2024 EH

Preparation is the key to the staging of any successful event.

Stations of the Cross

Staff 10 February 2024 EH

The Stations of the Cross hold significance for Catholics around the world because they provide a structured and symbolic way to meditate on the events of Jesus Christ’s Passion, from his condemnation to his burial.